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Samsung Electronics plans $4.09 billion memory-chip testing investment in Vietnam
Samsung Electronics plans to invest 105.79 trillion Vietnamese dong ($4.09 billion) in memory chip testing facilities at Yen Binh Industrial Park in Thai Nguyen, Vietnam, according to an investment plan submitted to local authorities, with the first line due to start in the fourth quarter of 2027 and another planned for 2028. The facilities will do final testing of DRAM and NAND flash chips packaged at Samsung's Cheonan plant and will not manufacture wafers.
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Jie Ye-eun Since 2018, I have covered South Korea’s economic and financial landscape, with experience spanning the economy, banking, financial markets and securities industry. My current beat focuses on Korea’s major chaebol groups and technology industry, including Samsung, SK and LG, as well as global technology companies operating in Korea such as Apple, Google and OpenAI. Key areas of coverage include corporate leadership and strategy, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, devices and consumer electronics, digital platforms and displays. Coverage also extends to the Ministry of Science…